After taking a bullet in the head, Beth wakes up. It's the morning that Rick carried his dying son in his arms to her family farm. With her memories of the next two years fully intact, she goes about trying and set things right. But maybe getting Daryl Dixon to come around just takes time, maybe there's nothing she can do to save him, or herself. (Bethyl, timeline split from S2 on)

In another life, this could've been an epic romance. Maybe it still is. Rated for language and adult situations.

A coming of age story. AU. No longer updating.

..Beth Greene.. She isn't mad at them. How can she be? She got shot in the head and who would ever think a person could survive that? She can't be mad at them for that; for leaving her behind.

..Daryl/Beth.. AU - no zombies. He saved her that early morning in the doughnut shop and didn't say anything to her afterwards. He went back to his doughnut and coffee and didn't even look at her again. But Beth looked at the older man with the too-long hair and frown on his face and couldn't look away.

..Daryl/Beth.. AU - no zombies. Daryl has finally gotten himself away from his brother and though he has no idea where to go now, he knows he just needs to get there. Beth has dreams of performing on a stage somewhere other than in her small Georgia town. Her daddy tells her to be smart so picking up the hitchhiker from the side of the road may not be what he had in mind.

you move on because that's what you're supposed to do, but how do you go on living in black and white when all the color in the world is stolen from you?

He needs to stop thinking of her like she matters. He needs to stop treating her in any particular way at all. She needs to be nothing. However, the question remains: Is such a thing even possible? PeterTris, set during Insurgent, oneshot

He was waiting for a comeback but instead of saying anything, the blonde just gave him a glare that he was pretty sure wouldn't even scare Bambi and as she turned back around, slamming the barn door once again, he decided to make it his personal mission to see that glare as much as possible. [AU/NO ZA]

He always came in at the same time and always bought the same thing; a bottle of water and a pack of reds, never menthol. [AU/ NO ZA]

She had been able to see and speak to the dead since she was a child. And it had never been more complicated than when the dead began to rise again and they all clambered after her to speak once more.

Her name was Beth Greene and she knew, to the very second, when a person was going to die. It should've been useful during the zombie apocalypse but it was really just a curse. Bethyl one-shot.

This thing between them has always been unspoken, evolving and expressed through their entwined fingers. Abed/Annie one-shot.

Three times they almost kissed, and one time they actually did. Abed/Annie one-shot.